Horses are included as “livestock” in the MAP-21 bill, and operators hauling horses are subject to the ELD Mandate if they meet the following conditions:
Using a commercial vehicle; this is the case if:
– Your truck/trailer is used for business
– Your truck/trailer is used as a business expense
– You collect payment for hauling non-personal horses
– You can win money competing with your personal or client horses
– You are sponsored, which might include having stickers/emblems on your trailer
– Your vehicle has a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating of more than 10,000 pounds and is used for your business or the intent to make a profit, or is involved in interstate commerce (USDOT and state DOT numbers might also be required)

C.R. Bradley, Collinsville, Texas
Nancy Cahill, Madisonville, Texas
Cynthia Cantleberry, Paso Robles, California
G.R. Carter Jr., Oklahoma City
Ryan Cottingim, Thompson’s Station, Tennessee
Shelley Fitzgerald, Yukon, Oklahoma
Mike Jennings, Round Hill, Virginia
Teddy Johnson, Whitesboro, Texas
Luke Jones, Allerton, Iowa
Holden Jung, Farmington, Utah
Whitney Lagace, Higganum, Connecticut
Bobby E. Lewis, Overbrook, Oklahoma
Josh Little, Mebane, North Carolina
Gretchen Mathes, Harwinton, Connecticut
Tom McBeath, Union, Mississippi
Jonathan Meilleur, Hamburg, Pennsylvania
C Davidson ‘David’ Miller, Boerne, Texas
Keith Miller, Reidsville, North Carolina
Carli Pitts, Newburgh, Indiana
Ricky Ramirez, Millsap, Texas
Tom Robertson, Saline, Michigan
Marty Oak Simper, Ogden, Utah
Stephen Stephens, Weatherford, Texas
Dan Trein, Seville, Ohio

Luke Castle of Wayne, OK, owns and operates Castle Ranch along with his wife, Abbi, and children, Cash, 17, and Coralee, 14. He developed his interest in the livestock industry while growing up on a cattle ranch in Columbia, MO. and started showing horses at the local level when he was 16 years old.